Journal of Nursing Care Quality · 2016 · 51 citations · 21 references
ComputingHealth InformaticsNursing InformaticsElectronic Health RecordsHealth Information SystemsHealthcare Information SystemsElectronic Health Record Documentation WorkflowsHospital Information SystemsPatient EngagementPatient Satisfaction MeasurementTime ManagementBedside Care ProcessBedside Care Time AllocationElectronic Health Record UseNursing ActivityNursing Care SatisfactionNursing Hours Per Patient DayNursing WorkflowRegistered Nurses
The aim of this project was to describe hospital nurses' work activity through observations, nurses' perceptions of time spent on tasks, and electronic health record time stamps. Nurses' attitudes toward technology and patients' perceptions and satisfaction with nurses' time at the bedside were also examined. Activities most frequently observed included documenting in and reviewing the electronic health record. Nurses' perceptions of time differed significantly from observations, and most patients rated their satisfaction with nursing time as excellent or good.
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Understanding triangulation in research
Roberta Heale, Dorothy Forbes · Evidence-Based Nursing · 2013 · 561 citations · Full text